an attempt to reach a second former coworker was also unsuccessful. tonight authorities pressed repeatedly about how the fugitive was able to breach a four square mile containment zone. >> i'm not going to make an excuse to you. i wish it had not happened. unfortunately, there are lot of circumstances, a lot of issues associated with that property. >> reporter: police now investigating the possibility that cavalcante may be getting help. what's your message to those in the community who may be assisting him? what kind of charges could they face? >> they would be prosecuted vigorously if we can prove they assisted him, and the type of charges depends on the type of assistance. >> it's been ten days since he made that daring escape from the chester county prison. the 34-year-old convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her two young children. her family who still live in the area now under 24-hour surveillance and in fear with every moment that passes. >> morgan norwood joins us now live. what more can you tell us about the search? >> reporter

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how many of his coworkers? >> he only admitted to two. he told me have to. >> and one of them changed everything. in 2016, knit met christy. >> i liked that he was such a hard worker and he was so smart. >> no immediate fireworks, but as christy and nick got to know each other, they realized that they both loved books, dogs, and plants. >> he was the tough guy at work and hear e is tending to his delicate plants. he talked about how much he loved his dog. >> his dog smoky, an american pit bull terrier. >> look at smoky and, oh my goodness and it's a big scary dog. and this is the most gentle dog you will ever know in your life. >> christine fell, not just for smoky, but for nick to. and hard. >> you sound kind of swept off your feet. >> i was. absolutely. i never knew a man like that in my life. he was my superman. you as always my protector. >> you could see it in his eyes. he was happy, his heart was full. he spoke to my parents about things like i never thought he would talk about. >> like? watch >> like marriage. >> a serial monogamis

tonight, the home surveillance showing him on the run outside a former coworker's door. a very different look. and where he left a van behind that he stole. trevor ault in pennsylvania. >>> kim jong-un on the way to meet vladimir putin. what does putin want? what does the north korean dictator want? and the warning tonight from the u.s. martha raddatz standing by with late reporting. >>> in new york city, the nba star arrested. police responding to a 911 call at a new york hotel. >>> tonight, michigan state's head football coach suspended amid sexual harassment allegations and the alleged phone call. his response tonight. >>> and america strong this evening. we take you down to the reflecting pools tonight at the 9/11 memorial. what americans told me today about why we must never forget. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we will mark this 9/11 by taking you down to the reflecting pools in a moment. >>> we also have breaking news right now. the stunning images coming in, that american being saved, trapped 3,000 feet down. our r

we know that some of you use those coworking spaces to share ideas and boost san francisco's recovery this morning, we celebrate our neighbors in cal hollow where as kenny choi is about to show you artists are a vibrant part of a cowork community. >> reporter: maya kendall has been scripting statuettes since she was a child. these days crafting desk buddies is becoming her livelihood. >> the idea is they bring joy and draw your attention and you look at them and you go, that's cute. and then you look again and you think, huh. something weird is happening here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: her latest series monsters of san francisco is catching eyes. for the first time in her artistic career, her work is on display and being sold in a retail space. >> a lot of my artwork is in the realm of things that are -- weird and then whimsical and fantastical. >> reporter: the newfound service sprang forth because of a chance encounter with teddy cramer at a craft fair. the wormer we work employee needed art work. >> we always get people saying what is this place? but the initial conversation is wha

. >> like the certainty of congratulating coworkers or saying thank you for being a customer with promotional products from four imprint our expert team is dedicated to making your satisfaction a certainty. we talk to myself, land the perfect products at four imprint.com for imprint for certain. >> scam scam scam. >> it's a new spin on dancing with the stars coming this fall to abc disney plus and hulu. >> we are back now with new fallout from the controversial kiss that followed spain's victory at the women's world cup. spain's coach at the tournament has now been fired and he is calling his dismissal unfair, but he's already been replaced by one of his female assistants. she is the first woman to ever be the head coach of the spanish women's national team. >> the united auto workers union is inching closer to a walkout which could affect car prices. >> nearly 150,000 workers are set to walk off the job if a deal isn't reached by the september 14th deadline. the union wants a 46% raise a share of company profits and a four day workweek demands even the uaw president has called audacious. >>

there was another guy, a former coworker named cliff reed, who had befriended sandi.ick up a present for her son the day before his birthday party. cliff reed told cops she never turned up. husband greg knew reed from when he had visited the house. >> i think the first time i met him, he was going to fix my car for me. and then he stayed for dinner. >> what did you think of him? >> he seemed like a nice guy. >> on the face of it, greg's appraisal of sandi's coworker seemed right. detectives said sandi and cliff reed were drawn together by mutual need. >> did sandi see cliff as someone she could lean on for help, being a single mom at the time? >> i think sandi was going through a traumatic time in her life. she was separated from her husband, had some financial challenges, and cliff reed was someone at work that would listen to what she had to say, would offer support. >> and he actually helped her financially, so he was there for her? >> cliff was there. he had given a loan to sandi of about $1,800 at some point prior to her disappearance. >> despite his apparent gen

during covid one of his coworkers had to cancel a planned wedding shower.drove across the state he stopped where he thought was an impromptu visit only to find that keith had organized a surprise wedding shower and for every pair in our office keith would get their kid sizes and begin a one-man recruitment campaign to make them fans of the university of arkansas. many razorback onesies made their way through our offices. one coworker lost her father and mentioned she would miss talking to him on the phone each day, keith began to call her every day even on weekends. he only missed one call in three years. when she was stuck in an ice storm without water and couldn't drive her car keith drove over two hours at night in the bad erweather to deliver water and a smile. one another coworker tragically lost a child keith was there in that time of loss to provide comfort and prayers. coworkers used words like humble honest loving caring professional god-fearing gentlemen. one put it well when she said they don't make them like keith anymore. there's a reason that

fewer people are going out after work to mingle with their coworkers.akfast. why are people skipping the bar and heading straight home after work? >> this bar has been open since 9 a.m. you can get your drink anywhere. new yorkers and workers across the country are skipping the after our drinks because they want to keep their work life and personal life separate and the other thing is they are more interested in just getting home, they don't want to linger after work, they want to get to pandemic puppies, used cooking skills they picked up during the pandemic, no one knows that other than the owner of sean's bar. he said before the pandemic work happy hours from 5 to 8:30, what are you seeing now instead? >> typically happy hour is an hour later pre-pandemic, basically 5:00 to 6:30. a lot shorter. >> people getting in and getting out. what days you see workers come to your bar? >> thursday has become the hottest day of the week, fridays have tapered down. people want to start their weekends a lot earlier than they used to. lauren: >> reporter: we want t

so i would bring in my my creations to my coworker and let them try them. but they had to listen to a lecture on history at the same time. and one of my coworkers said, hey, you should put this up on youtube. and so i did. and it worked out. how many subscribers do you have now? i think i just passed 1.7 million. when and how did history become a part of your cooking show? history was really actually the beginning of it. i've been a fan of history since i can remember, since i was a little boy, just listening to my grandfather's stories, which to me was history. and so it really food for me was a way to explore history, and it's a way to kind of put myself in the shoes of people who lived in the past getting to eat what they might have eaten. so history is the crux of the show. and then food is is just kind of the way i present it with george washington recognized what we eat today. i think many, many things. yes, but definitely not in their current form, you know. food was definitely simpler there. we have so many more influences from international cuisine

. >> i would bring in my creations to my coworkers and let them try them but they had to listen to a lecture on history at the same time and one of my coworkers said you should put this on youtube and so i did and it worked out is been a comedy subscribers do you have now. >> i pass 1.7 million. >> when and how did history become a part of your cooking show. >> history was really the beginning of it. i've been a fan of history since i can remember since i was a little boy listening to my grandfather stories which to me was history. really food for me was a way to explorea history and it's a way to put myself in the shoes of people who lived in the past, getting to you what they might've eaten. history is the crux ofow the shw and food is the way that i presented. >> with george washington recognize what we eat today? >> i think many things yes but definitely not in the current form. food was definitely simpler. we have so many more influences from international cuisine in so many other ingredients that were available but there were a lot of ingredients then that were more popular. th

he was also spotted on a former coworker's durable camera over the weekend.is eat live in pennsylvania it with the latest. the expense of any state police admit today they do not know where danelo cavalcante is the. they are following up on all leads and possible sightings that is exactly what's happening behind me. state police just in the neighborhood with the past half hour per season troopers with their "guns out" searching this yard right here we see a more significant presence down the street. just to give you your bearings i can tell you we are about a mile away from where cavalcante dropped off the stolen van that you mentioned he tried contacting a former coworker on a video doorbell system and change his appearance in the process. take a look at these pictures from that ring at camera you can see cavalcante is now clean-shaven wearing a sweatshirt and a baseball cap. still wearing his green present pants his old coworker did not help them according to troopers and contacted them immediately when he realized what happened, listen to this. >> the indi

police say he tried another coworker before the neighbors called the cops.facing deportation. police believe he is still in ppennsylvania after he was spotted this weekend more than 20 miles from the search area with a new look and, yes, a stolen transit van that he stole from a dairy. finally, to tennis. novak djokovic wins his 24th gr24thslam singles title beating medvedev after an intense rally. watch this. medvedev falls to the ground in the third set of the finals, losing by tripping over his own feet. waiting for the video to come up. djokovic goes over the net, tries to help him out, lends him a hand and he's waved off by medvedev. no thanks, there you go. gets up and looks at his elbow. djokovic's victory makes him the oldest man at 36 to win the singles title and the first to win three grand slam titles in a season for the fourth time. it was amazing to watch. in the women's finals, coco gauff is crowned the champion, she is 19. she is the youngest player to ever reach the u.s. open finals since serena williams back in 2001. so we say major congratu

we know some of you use the coworking spaces to share ideas and really be a part of what has been san francisco's recovery plan. shared work spaces using that real estate in new ways. so we celebrate our neighbors this morning at cal hallow where as kenny choi is about to show you, artists are a part of a coof-work community. >> reporter: maya kandell has been sculpting statuettes since she was a child. these days, crafting desk buddies is becoming her livelihood. >> the idea is they bring joy and they draw your attention and you look at them and you go, that's cute. and then you look again and you think, huh. something weird is happening here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: her latest series, "monsters of san francisco," is catching eyes. for the first time in her artistic career, her work is on display and being sold in a retail space. >> a lot of my artwork is in the realm of things that are -- weird and whimsical and fantastical. >> reporter: but her newfound service sprang forth because of a chance encounter with teddy kramer at a craft fair. the former we work employee was set to lau

have demining equipment specifically for this purpose , literally under shelling, to work in your coworkersployees work as sub-shooters - this is absolutely true, and they work in a 15-kilometer duty zone, since, as expected, the new department of the ministry of emergency situations in new regions has already created work at the end of the year. we will finish it to you success in your work. i thank you for this conversation. revenge by a negligent scooter, a reckless electric scooter with a flammable liquid, set a fire, the equipment burned to the ground, and in moscow , a young man on a scooter. here is just one example of this man not only riding a scooter with a small child. so he didn’t dismount when he crossed the road. well, and the debate about how to curb such individual mobility scooters and assign a number to each device so that violators of the motor scooters. well, the authorities of paris decided to radically approach the fight against uncontrolled scooters in other states , anastasia popova studied the world experience as a trendsetter paris is the first savanna and although

well , build coworking spaces in antarctica.e at all. yes, it may not be built. moreover, it’s like technology. talk to solve everything. listen, yes, to develop public catering in this way, of course, the fate of europe was decided on a napkin and nothing. the cuban missile crisis was decided by eateries. and so to speak, well, yes, too, well , okay, in general, i’m finished, i’ll finish my thought about the fact that of course here. eh, the performance is not blinkin's, of course, not at all. and just outstanding. in my opinion. very bright performance. it just seemed to lavrov that he was the end of any organizations or orc structures. this can still be of no use to committees, the bureaucracy itself can last forever, this is what it really is, but ideologically this is already we, once again, we are chinese comrades, in general, all the intelligible people on earth what we want is for everything to be fair or sort out the squiggles with the americans? here the clubs deal with the americans is pointless, and if with me he tur

. >> he wanted to meet his acquaintances alone you see him at his coworkers house he is clean-shavenring a baseball hat and sweatshirt the coworker reported this to the police the van he dumped is the last piece of physical evidence that indicates his whereabouts he ran out of gas and teams are sweeping the surrounding cornfields with helicopters and ground personnel and dogs. today we learned his sister is not cooperating with authorities she has been arrested and is facing deportation and he is an illegal immigrant accused of murder in brazil the reward has been increased to $25,000. >> thank you. >> democrats humiliating themselves for clout is a thing. white liberals shining the shoes of black americans in the summer of 2020 apology tours. dancing without a rhythm and now they are getting spanked on saturday california democrats through a drag bingo fundraiser with this note was not any ordinary drag bingo the burbank mayor constantin anthony a democrat got spanked. >> it wasn't just any drag queen it was foxy roxy the trans goddess. perhaps it was a way of thanking the mayor for

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both clients and coworkers alike gravitate to leslie as she treats everyone she encounters with a big smile, warm wave and happy hello. despite all daily duties and demand, leslie always finds the time to give clients and das coworkers her undide divided attention. also the go-to person because of her team orientsed approach, professionalism and passion to help every situation in any way as possible. as new projeths arise and need for staff feedback is critical developing and implementing change, leslie is one of the first social workers we reach out to. her feedback is invaluable because of her insightfulness and ability to provide years of front line experience that is both honest and constructive. sometimes due to the time sensitive nature of projects, leslie is approached without much notification or detail and without hesitation she immediately agrees to take part and lend us her knowledge. for all the big and small things leslie has done for our clients, coworkers and the program in general, we here at das and i had rks ihss are proud and grateful to honor leslie barry-earby wit

residents to stay at home to the biggest us coworkers union, united auto workers, says 7000 workers at a ford plant in chicago and the general motors factory in michigan to join the picket lines. and it strikes against is detroit's top. 3 comic is the union is pushing for better pay and conditions, but come make us say the demands on sustainable just the long serving us democratic senator dianne feinstein has died at the age of $91.00. she was known as a 1st and advocate for liberal causes, like gun control and general quality, but also as a pragmatic little may come who could find come around with repub funds. dean was the oldest sitting us millions of ukrainians have flipped their homes since russia launched its full scale invasion. the government's been encouraging people to leave towns near the front lines, but not everybody can or wants to leave. all the people and some families remain in place as close to the battlefields, dw, this money as building. i met children growing up within range of russian artillery . nobody knows where he knology the dog came from. one day, he was just

and there's child support for organized labor by didn't met coworkers in michigan, demanding better pay and benefits. he's hoping to win of a blue collar workers and the key spring state buttons poll numbers and stay consistent. can you know over his handling of the economy but definitely is a special correspondence. a for him, off strikers in detroit. what they make of biden's visit. i've been here all morning speaking to striking workers and it really is a mix fact. some of them really appreciate the president's visit because they say this brings national and even international at tension to their cause. and president biden today did say that with a, you know, record pay for ceo's record prospect. they should get their fair share as well. we should also note that president, former president donald trump, will be visiting detroit tomorrow, so some see the positive attention that this brings them. others, however, a wary of how their claws might be politicized. how it may be taken advantage of by politicians, and they telling me that this is really a fight between the union and the head

at the pentagon many survivors were rescued by coworkers who were themselves reeling from the explosivethrough sheer will and their own knowledge of the building they plunged into the debris, fearless without regard of their own life. they plunged into that horror that littered the corridors to seek out the bloody and burned survivors and deliver them from the inferno. amidst the explosions, the fire and the terror, ordinary americans demonstrated extraordinary valor and courage. despite the loss of 125 of our colleagues and the gaping smoking hole between corridors four and five of the pentagon it did not and the leaders of the day ashore the american public that the world -- and the world are the doors of the pentagon would be open again on september 12 and indeed the next day thousands of military civilian contractors showed up for work. some before sunrise filled with renewed purpose and determination with the american flag unfurled over the gaping hole. these incredible men and women continued to defend our democracy and our nation and over the past 22 years many more have chosen t

he is willing to go to a coworkers house. he is willing to go and steal a vehicle.ere's keys in it. go into a home, steal food. he has no fear. he has evaded them in ditches and tunnels. right now they aren't really in a situation where they are perplexed and let me tell you one thing. the coordination right now on this case is better than i imagined any coordination on any case in recent history because this guy is an animal and what you've got right now are people in danger. he will kill without thinking. what the public needs to understand is if they see him he faced sends him, do not get involved. keep your mouth shut and just make a phone call. you don't need to be a hero. >> harold: you said keep your mouth shut. don't say anything to him but call the police. >> judge jeanine: yes, call the police. they have leverage with illegals. he is going to friends who were illegals. his sister is in deportation mode and i'm impressed with the lieutenant colonel, i think his name is bivens. he said we are not deporting her because she didn't cooperate. she basically told

. >> i'm not concerned but ready to join any coworkers on the picket line.ter: why aren't you worried in >> we're fighting for a cause, you know, it's a purpose in this strike here. we gave up all that we did in 2009 during the great recession, and it's time for the companies to start paying back to the workers. reporter: the uaw is welcoming with open arms democratic lawmakers that have come out to stand in solidarity with them and walk on the picket line, but the union doesn't seem too keen to have president biden's help. biden says he's sending two administration officials to detroit to help with the negotiations and the uaw said they don't need them and can do it on our own and meanwhile back here live, you can see something we've seen play out repeatedly this morning and that is that these semi-trucks are trying to get through the union is the uaw picketers are blocking them from crossing and getting into the factory. we even saw police come out here this morning and tell the picketers they're not allowed to block the truck and the trucks signature here

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who does not want to go meet with their coworkers and let the traffic died down ? who does not want to walk out, with over 12,000 people, where they have spent an average of $100 per person, spending the night, hanging out in san francisco and enjoying activities, getting to know other people that they have never met before ? >> she says the next step is the $1 billion investment in the area surrounding the transamerica pyramid, offering more outdoor space for everyone. >>> cisco has reached a $28 billion deal to buy a cyber security firm , they are looking to expand their footprint into artificial intelligence. this comes after the announcement that 250 cisco employees will be laid off. >>> set a reminder for monday , with the snake story. starting then, the u.s. health department will be providing free, at-home covid tests again. you will be able to go online and order up to four free testing kits. they are designed to detect the current covid variance. >>> the severe weather off the coast is just one of the factors making it tough for bay area farmworkers to mak

he collected stories from matt's factories coworkers, from the streets, from friends.al investigation seemed to go nowhere. and then, after three frustrating years, one small change that made a huge difference. a new supervisor in the cleveland homicide division took over matt's case. his name, detective sergeant mike quinn. >> so, at the time, you took it over -- >> i took it over. >> three years? >> pushing three years. and i reviewed the file. >> with fresh guys, quinn went over the case. reinterviewed people who knew both matt and holly. and suddenly -- >> i felt a completely different sense of what was happening. >> now, said mark, what he called was questions of suggestion, he felt like somebody was listening. especially when he told him what he was hearing on the streets. >> i was trying, hey, maybe this is something that could help you. maybe you should look into this. >> you heard about things? >> absolutely. it was a really close knit town. so, people talk. there's chatter out there. >> strange how that chatter seem to focus on one particular person. >> comin

chances are you are hearing more about your neighbors or coworkers getting covid. or seeing more masks. cases are up and the feds are giving out free covid test again. starting today ever u.s. household can request a shipment of four tests from health and human services. go to this website, covid.gov /test. it is a restart of the program that the biden administration put in place nearly 2 years ago. he comes amid a national uptick of hospitalizations and deaths from the virus. >>> one, ignition. and lift off. >> overnight, spacex carried out a successful launch from the air force base in southern california. a falcon 9 rocket blasted off just before 2:00 a.m. our time. it will put 21 satellites into a low earth orbit. the starlink satellites are designed to enhance internet connectivity around the world. >>> president biden is set to visit the bay area this week . the white house confirmed he will be here tomorrow and wednesday for two separate fundraising events. the first in atherton and the second in san francisco. on wednesday the president is set to speak with

sandy patel, and all coworker >>> tonight, record travel under way as millions of americ >>> tonight,ecord travel underway as millions of americans head out for the week weekend. tsa predicting they will screen 14 million travelers. alarming moments at an airport in the northeast. a

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